Winged Lands of Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's framework, the 'land' is a state of consciousness, and 'shadowing with wings' denotes a mind that wants to fly away from its own center—pride, fear, or a distant, exalted imagination that feels separate from the I AM. The 'woe' is not a threat to a real geography but a call to awaken to inner conditions. When you identify with a land that lies beyond the rivers of Ethiopia, you are projecting distance between your awareness and its creation; you are believing you are carried by external currents rather than moving as the I AM. The remedy is to turn attention inward and claim sovereignty: assume that you are the I AM here and now, and revise the story so that the winged land becomes a quiet horizon within you. As you hold the feeling that the I AM is the source and limit of all that is, the seen world aligns with that truth. The Kingdom of God thus arises not by escaping the lands of others, but by returning to the inner sanctuary where you reign with creative consciousness.